Sentence examples for later interpolation from inspiring English sources

(A vexed question in ancient historiography is whether the one extended reference in Josephus to Jesus is a later interpolation or has a "residue" of original intent.

Say West is right, and the Doloneia is a later interpolation by another poet: the fact is that Book 10 has been part of the Iliad since antiquity, commented on and interpreted for two and a half millennia, and even furnishing the material for a Greek tragedy (the "Rhesus," attributed to Euripides).

Another surrogate Sita appears in a later interpolation of the epic.

J.C. Rolfe ) The scholar Samuel N. C. Lieu holds that this passage is a later interpolation, designed to give the work's pagan core a Christian gloss.

Growse suspected the tale to be a later interpolation arguing that it does not appear in all versions/translations of the original Ramayana.

As a result, according to Theophanes Continuatus, Leo warned the young man from trying to become emperor, but this is probably a later interpolation in view of Constantine Doukas' eventual fate.

The famous Mahaparinibbana Sutta ("Discourse on the Great Final Extinction"—i.e., the Buddha's release from the round of rebirths), one of the oldest texts in the canon (though containing later interpolations), narrates the activities and teachings of the Buddha's last year and describes his death.

The date of composition refers to the time when the Laozi reached more or less its final form; it does not rule out later interpolations or corruptions.

In South Indian manuscripts, some later interpolations elaborate Tara's lament, in which Tara asks Rama to kill her and lead her to Vali.

He elaborates on the matter to say that references to Ganesha in the earlier Puranas, such as the Vayu and Brahmanda Puranas, are later interpolations made during the 7th to 10th centuries.

Different softwares were used, first to obtain curves, later for interpolation, smoothing and calculation of peaks and inflection points.